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TF2 is a unique and damn addictive FPS...

I'm a FPS kinda-guy having played Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory and Return to Castle Wolfenstein (retail and demo). When Enemy Territory Fortress (remake of the Quake 3 Fortress) came out circa 2004 I fragged a bit on it.

Fast forward 8 years when a buddy got me into TF2. But TF2 was (is) a Windows game and I run Linux so ended up having to setup a Windows 8 Preview virtual machine on Xen using VGA passthrough just to play it...

It came with a cost though... all my plans with Xen running tons of domU aimed at global domination have come to a stop: I'm addicted to TF2 and spend most of my limited free time on it :P

And what percentage of readers, exactly, understood that? Perhaps we can post items in Nederlands or Spanish for some nice cultural diversity.

I'm proud for you that you understand German. You're bilingual. We get it. But to start a post in English on an English-speaking site and then drop a (presumably) relevant quote in German, and then not provide a translation for that quote is just prick-waving. And before you mention Babelfish or some other translation program, you're trying to communicate. It's not supposed to be on the readers to mine for meaning in what you've essentially babbled at them.

And what percentage of readers, exactly, understood that? Perhaps we can post items in Nederlands or Spanish for some nice cultural diversity.

I'm proud for you that you understand German. You're bilingual. We get it. But to start a post in English on an English-speaking site and then drop a (presumably) relevant quote in German, and then not provide a translation for that quote is just prick-waving. And before you mention Babelfish or some other translation program, you're trying to communicate. It's not supposed to be on the readers to mine for meaning in what you've essentially babbled at them.

And what percentage of readers, exactly, understood that? Perhaps we can post items in Nederlands or Spanish for some nice cultural diversity.

I'm proud for you that you understand German. You're bilingual. We get it. But to start a post in English on an English-speaking site and then drop a (presumably) relevant quote in German, and then not provide a translation for that quote is just prick-waving. And before you mention Babelfish or some other translation program, you're trying to communicate. It's not supposed to be on the readers to mine for meaning in what you've essentially babbled at them.

There's this service called Google Translate, do you know it?

I used it and Chet said Source SDK probably won't be released for Linux.